Intro to vet

regulatory medicine prevent/control animal and human diseases

Tumors and cancer - oncology

What kind of things do you look for in a history?

What is veterinary medicine?

Noninfectious disease

red hazard bags carry anatomical waste

lowest potential for abuse and dependence

high abuse potential with severe psychic/physical dependence

What are the different veterinary specialties?

What is animal welfare?

How should you start your physical exam?

What is used to dispose clinical waste like swabs and dressings?

What are certain things vet assistant/groomer/KA cannot do?

resistant in pressure

Dispense expired drugs to patients

What is a schedule I drug that has no accepted medical use?

percussion - checking surrounding tissue by

returning animals to normal function after injury

How do you dispose expired drugs?

resume normal shape - resilient

What is the difference between a vet tech and VT specialist?

Feeling less/no pain associated with procedures

What are the different sounds?

Internal medicine consists of which:

Owners are allowed to assist in restraining their pet

when multiple disciplines work together to attain optimal health for all beings and the environment

Is any employee in a clinical setting more important than any other?

how can you listen to organs

To be systematic is key

lower potential for abuse and dependence, may contain limited quantities

What is the ideal BCS on a 9 point scale?

What is zoonosis?

What types of restraint are there?

Preventive medicine - animal production

What alert signs do you look for when going to restrain an animal?

You do not need a complete history for a diagnosis and therapeutic

A person can be asked to hold animals for xrays rountinely

What do you need to know to determine restraint and handling?

Palpation

drugs affecting animals

What physical hazards can there be?